Cagamas SRP Berhad has launched a scheme to help B40 & M40 to buy house by creating First Home MGP. It is now a loan more to guarantee. Explore more about it!
Explore 10 affordable housing programmes in Malaysia, including PR1MA, PPR, Rumah Selangorku, PPAM and where to apply for affordable homes.
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TL;DR Buying a house in Malaysia without a down payment is entirely possible for eligible buyers through initiatives like the Skim Jaminan Kredit Perumahan (SJKP), PR1MA financing, Maybank HouzKEY, rent-to-own schemes, or specific developer packages. However, securing a 100% home loan doesn't mean "zero cost"; buyers must still budget…
Buying a house under RM300K in Kuala Lumpur is challenging but possible for first-time buyers through specific government schemes or older sub-sale properties in peripheral Greater KL. This guide offers a realistic look at costs, financing, and investment potential.
Choosing the right house loan or home loan in Malaysia requires careful consideration of several factors, including the interest rate, loan tenure, and associated fees.
If you meet these requirements, you might be able to apply for Rumah Mampu Milik Johor. See how you can get an affordable home here!
Malaysia’s new minimum wage is now RM1,700 per month. But is it enough to help people afford a home especially in expensive cities like KL?
The LRT3 Shah Alam Line opened on 29 June 2026. Your guide to all 20 stations, TOD plans, the economic impact, traffic relief and property hotspots.
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TL;DR Damansara rental yield is strongest when you buy the right property type in the right pocket, not just the most famous neighborhood. Based on various data, Damansara Perdana stands out for condo yield, while Sunway Damansara, Damansara Damai, and Bandar Sri Damansara show useful landed-house yield signals. Premium…
TL;DR (the part you screenshot before scrolling) 1) A RM500,000 house in Malaysia realistically costs RM650,000 to RM700,000+ once you add upfront fees, renovation, and furnishing. 2) Before you move in, you typically need RM60,000 to RM90,000 in cash for the down payment, legal fees, and stamp duty. 3) Good news for…